Women's Declaration International

It's the 17th of October, 2026.

And here is your news roundup from WDI.

So on the 16th of October, that's yesterday, the UK NHS reiterated single sex services.

but they don't consider knowing what sex people are as part of providing single sex services.

Areas where a procedure is taking place and where you need to recover, say, day surgery and areas where infectious diseases, people with them are being cared for.

So where it's these places where you can get same sex accommodation.

But now that was presented yesterday and some sex realist organisations were invited along and so I went along for WDI and we asked a few questions some of us TERFs and sex realists or gender criticals asked the questions and we found out that whilst this seems reasonably good it doesn't apply to services in the community social care or children's wards It doesn't cover patients being asked, being able to ask for a female doctor or nurse.

So you can't ask for a staff member to be the same sex, which we used to be allowed to do.

Um, but there are other States.

In fact, there is a whole website, not our crimes, not our crimes, which is run by women's declaration international, which is a statistical analysis of the demographics of those who are housed.

Trans identified male.

It's confusing.

If you agree that this is not a good thing, there are lots of groups.

There is Diag, there is News, New England Women's Solidarity.

Women's Declaration International.

You don't have to be a Democrat.

Welcome to Feminist Question Time.

This is brought to you by Women's Declaration International, the leading global organisation defending women's sex-based rights against the threats posed by gender identity ideology.

Many of us have been active feminists since the 70s or even the 60s, and we weren't surprised when the threat of gender identity ideology came along, partly having read Janice Raymond's 1979 The Transsexual Empire which predicted all of this.

And then more recently, well, then quite quickly after that, Mary Daly's 1984 Gynecology mentions this sort of thing.